excusable

"Failing to act is no longer excusable under the guise of technical complexity or business models," she added.

But I’ve said this before about other works saddled with problematic creators and/or scandals: Legitimate excellence can withstand most related odiousness, although horrible behavior in the name of art is never excusable.

“The killings are not excusable. I want to make that clear. Nor is their behavior before, during or after the crime. But we should not deny who they are today in their 50s,” she wrote.

Some of this is excusable when you remember the writers are stuffing 20 installments of world-building plot into eight hours.

The court found “no indication of excusable neglect on the defendants’ part.”